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HamalSecurity

El Al Extends Dubai Flight Cancellations Amid Security Dispute

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

El Al Israel Airlines has extended its cancellation of flights to Dubai until December 15 due to unresolved security arrangements. The route, established after the Abraham Accords, faces ongoing security protocol disputes. Previous cancellations were set to end November 28, but the lack of agreement necessitates further delays.

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  • El Al extended Dubai flight cancellations until December 15.
  • The cancellations are due to unresolved security arrangement agreements.
  • Flights were previously set to resume on November 28.
  • The dispute impacts the new route established after the Abraham Accords.

El Al Israel Airlines has extended its cancellation of flights to Dubai until December 15. The decision stems from a failure to reach an agreement regarding the necessary security arrangements for operating the route.

The airline had previously canceled flights to the UAE city, which were scheduled to resume on November 28. The ongoing dispute centers on security protocols, with El Al reportedly seeking specific security measures that have not yet been finalized with the relevant authorities. The continuation of these cancellations highlights the significant logistical and security challenges impacting the new route between Israel and the UAE, established following the Abraham Accords.

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